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26 just be on here bored, made this to interact with nsfw post, black male 6’3

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@KerciT @Harry1963onx @KrpyGrvy @RT_com Bro i don’t understand lmfao but you right lets just laugh and report

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Lmfao looks like someone repeated a grade, if you speaking basic math white people are responsible for majority of crime cause you are the majority, thats why all you racist like to use per capita and the current wrongful arrest not even conviction rate is 61%. So lets do it together since your brain obviously not that big lets just say they have 150,000 arrest for violent crime (pretty close to the actual number), that means 61% of that number is false, so keep up now cause i know your slow. 150,000 x .61, that equals 91,500. Out of that 150,000 violent crimes arrest 91,500 black suspects were falsely arrested. White people in 2024 had a violent crime arrest rate of 191,000. So which one looks better slow poke 58,500 violent arrest or 191,000? Lol and again wrongful conviction rate still not applied. People like you are one of the reasons black people get a bad rep. We not perfect but neither are white people so how bout we stop making it a race thing and just call out bad people for being bad people cause everyone group has people who cause problems like pedos and school shooter. Just a little thought before you keep sputtering ignorant shit. But hey what do i care you dont have enough balls to even say some shit like this in person just another twitter finger.

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@Harry1963onx @KerciT @KrpyGrvy @RT_com Lol wrongful conviction rate?

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@Harry1963onx @KerciT @KrpyGrvy @RT_com Keep crying and try to change the narrative🤣😭🤣
Like woah harry drop the 9 its okay, some white people are trash too bud🤣😭🤣 fucking ignorant ass🤣🤣😭🤣 white people aren’t saints they commit heinous crimes like any other group fucking dummy

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@sqsehrish 1050

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@raphousetv2 White guys cooking

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@InternetReels Women honestly just hate when a man speak some sense, like definitely get the full story from your friend but if its what he said you really should distance yourself from that friend.

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@DarcySavagerb @johnnysosmally I wasn’t disagreeing with that🤣🤣🤣

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@CreatorPulsee The wrong people have money this embarrassing smh

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@EorzeanNinjaX @babygold37 Lol you wouldn’t understand europeaner

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@beyoncegarden Lol i hope she realize her kid will have to deal with her choices lmfao

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@DoeTheAmius Lol yeah okay

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@smrtxszn I believe in sister wibes, if you can’t handle that man be a bigger woman and get you a bestie to help

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@Aduradara61049 You have more comments than likes, its not to late to take this down

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@Aduradara61049 Most women are ruthless and ask to leave because you want yo be assurance. Man is going to be with that kid all his life and he can’t be 100% certain its his or made to feel bad to want to know lol this is some feminist shit.

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@ScottEnlow Sue sue sue

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@LoudOutside Usual suspects 🤣

[RIP_SunsetDreamsWV @SunsetDreamsWV]

FYI : For anyone who doesn’t know what is meant by a “1983”
Section 1983 (codified at 42 U.S. Code § 1983) is a federal civil rights law that allows people to sue state and local government officials who violate their constitutional rights or federal laws while acting under government authority.

Originally enacted as part of the Civil Rights Act of 1871 (also known as the Ku Klux Klan Act), the statute was designed during Reconstruction to protect newly freed individuals and combat lawlessness by public officials.
Today, it serves as a primary legal tool to hold government actors accountable.

How Section 1983 Works
•Does not create rights:
Section 1983 does not grant new civil rights; instead, it provides a legal mechanism to enforce rights that already exist under the U.S. Constitution or federal statutes.

•Under color of law:
The defendant must have acted "under color of state law," meaning they used their official position, badge, or government authority to commit the wrongful act.

•Proving a claim:
A plaintiff must show that a state or local actor deprived them of a federal right and that this violation caused actual harm or injury.

Common Examples of Claims
•Police misconduct:
Cases involving excessive force, police brutality, wrongful arrest, or false imprisonment.

•Jail and prison conditions:
Situations where correctional staff show "deliberate indifference" to an inmate's serious medical needs or safety.

•Constitutional violations:
Infringements on free speech, religious freedom, or due process protections guaranteed by the First, Fourth, and Fourteenth Amendments.

Available Remedies
•Damages:
Financial compensation for medical bills, lost wages, pain and suffering, or wrongful death.

•Injunctive relief:
Court orders requiring a government agency or official to change a policy or stop specific misconduct.

•Attorney's fees:
Compensation to help cover the legal costs of bringing the lawsuit

[Tiffany Fong @TiffanyFong]

Going to work at 7am knowing a woman who murdered her 3 kids somehow got over $1.3 million in donations.